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Estimate knowledge and use habits of different electronic resources in a sample of Spanish intensivists: Internet, E-mail, distribution lists, and use of portable electronic devices.

Depending on self-reported information could bias the results as well; however, the strong correlation between estimated knowledge and capability and test score on the other hand limits this assumption.

In addition, HCWs commonly over estimate their knowledge and practices on infection prevention [13], [16], [35], the magnitude of which is methodologically difficult to estimate.

A study-specific questionnaire was designed to obtain participants' estimated knowledge test and OSCE scores (see online supplementary appendix 1).

Three retrospective items (administered only on the postunit survey) asking students to estimate their knowledge and skills "before" and "after" the unit, were computed as the students' difference scores.

Good reliability is essential for obtaining precise estimates of knowledge and for giving the best statistical power to detect change.

The survey results, therefore, would be likely to over-estimate EBP, knowledge and clinical change in reference to South East Asia as a whole.

To generate these estimates knowledge of costs and cost structures is required.

Secondly, a score estimating knowledge of airborne (saliva and sneezing) and contact-based (hands or objects) viral transmission modes was deduced from responses to the question: "What are the modes of transmission of influenza A (H1N1)?".

Thus the estimated knowledge of traffic load and number of terminals sharing an 802.11 WLAN might effectively drive the load-balancing and handoff algorithms to achieve better network resource utilization.

Both methods have inbuilt biases: recall depends on memory and perseverance and probably underestimates knowledge, while recognition encourages guessing and over-estimates knowledge.